New Haven Yale talk cites grave U S maternity death rate
Sir George Newman, chief medical officer of Britain's health ministry, warned at Yale that the United States faces a grave maternal mortality problem. He cited 1925 US deaths from automobile accidents and murders, contrasting with England. Infant mortality also remains high.
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New Haven
George Newman
Ministry of Health
Dodge
Yale
United States
America
England
Wales
Notate of the Union
Sir George
Britain
Sixth District Women Endorse Behrens For Third Term
Mayor PF. William Behrens was unanimously endorsed for a third term at the Sixth district Women’s Republican club banquet held last night in Madison avenue and Charles street clubrooms. The event drew district club supporters and featured Miss B A Lester as guest speaker, with Mrs Margaret Lamond as toastmaster and Miss Rose McCarthy as banquet chair.
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William Behrens
Madison Avenue
Charles Street
B. A. Lester
Spammer
Behrens
Margaret Lamond
Rose McCarthy
Dorothy O'Brien
B. O'Malley
Alice Gregory
Mildred Fagan
Boston Firm Wins Injunction On Builders Unions
Massachusetts Supreme Court rules that manufacturers may obtain injunctions against unions seeking to unionize shops. The decision lists actions deemed illegal, including non union material refusals, strikes, and unfair lists. The case returns to Superior Court for action. master's findings say motive was to gain market control and higher wages, with only nominal damages if conspiracy exists.
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Boston
Massachusetts Supreme Court
A. T. Stearns
Superior Court
Theunions
Carpenters District Council of Boston
Aled Building Trades Courct
Tnited Brotherhood of Carpentera and Jamers of America
Thomas L. Wiles
United Brotherhood
Groto Members Attend New Haven Meeting
Eighty members of the Obeh Grotto lodge including the patrol and orchestra visited the Hejnz Grotto of West Haven last night. The patrol assisted in the degree work which formed the feature of the evening program.
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Obeh Grotto Iodge
Hejnz
West Haven
Labor seeks laws to curb injunctions on workers
New York May 25 AP labor leader William Green announced that the American Federation of Labor will push federal and state legislation to curb injunctions in labor disputes. He warned that upholding injunctions damages labor and hampers business, urging removal of barriers while citing the Sherman act as overly restrictive yet not stopping big business.
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New York
Congress
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Bankers’ Club of
Green
Labor Federation
Organized Labor
Shell
Ichg
Brokerage House Sued For 75000 By Brass City Man
Waterbury May 25 A suit for 75000 was filed by Dr Edmund Spicer of 92 West Main Street Waterbury against Hincks Bros and Company investment brokers of Bridgeport The physician alleges the firm ignored orders and sold stock he wished to hold while keeping stock he wanted to buy causing financial losses Ten co defendants are named with the brokerage firm including Russell A Spaulding Howard Gregory Robert Hincks William Hincks Elmer Palmer Howard Speer Ralph Whipple Henry Hincks Frank Hungé and Dutre Plumb all of Bridgeport Spicer hired attorney Lawrence L Lewis Spicer says the brokers induced him to open an account agreeing they would provide capital for purchases if he supplied one third of the funds He alleges William Feeger acted as broker and urged sale of certain securities and purchase of Land Bank stock which he says was presented as a conservative investment Feeger also recommended Puget Sound Power and Light stock Spicer admits a May 1923 debt of 130820.87 to the firm with collateral securities valued at 170000 He was told on May 31 1924 collateral was insufficient to cover margins and his Puget Sound stock would be sold He says he ordered not to sell Puget Sound but to dispose of Land Bank holdings the firm allegedly ignored orders and sold 1700 Puget Sound shares while retaining Bank shares He protested but the sale continued Afterward the Land Bank stock dropped in value while Puget Sound rose materially
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Waterbury
Edmund Spicer
West Main Street
Hincks Bros. and Company
Bridgeport
Br. Spicer
Russell A. Spaulding
Howard
Gregory
New Haven
Robert 8. Hincks
William T. Hincks
Elmer 8. Palmer
Howard Speer
Ralph H. Whipple
Henry W. Hincks
Frank C. Hungé
Dutre Plumb
Dr. Spicer
Lawrence L. Lewis
Bronson, Lewis and Bronson
William H. Feeger
Feeger
Spicer
Puget Sound Power and Light Common
Puget Sound
Saya
Aince
Judge Reserves Decision On Sipperly Divorce
Superior court Judge John Richards Booth yesterday reserved a decision on Rose H. Sipperly's petition for divorce from Stanley Sipperly, a city letter carrier. The complaint alleges cruelty claiming marital troubles stem from too many in laws.
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John Richards Booth
Rose H. Sipperly
Stanley Sipperly
Sipperly
New England Council Urges Cities to Analyze Industrial Base
The New England Council asks industrial towns to assess current industries, employment shares, diversification, growth patterns, and expansion plans. It probes state regulations, community cooperation, new and departed industries, local distribution chains, tax trends, government finance practices, and youth employment and local opportunities.
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New England Council
New England
Putnam Pastor Charles Bedard Dies at 57
Rev. Charles F. Bedard aged 57 and pastor of St. Marys R C church in Putnam for 15 years died. The obituary notes his long service and local prominence in the community with details of his tenure and parish work.
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Putnam
Charles F. Bedard
St. Mary's R.C
Death of Pastor Bedard After Long Putnam Service
The Rev Bedard died this afternoon at the rectory after being taken January 11 and treated at St Vincent’s Hospital Worcester. During his tenure in Putnam church membership rose from 500 to 900, a $850000 church remodel, new rectory and parochial school, and plans for further improvements. Born Storey Quebec, he was son of Charles F Bedard, Laval graduate 1880, Sherbrooke instructor, ordained 1890, first served as curate at St James Son.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Worcester
Mass
Putnam
Sisters of the Holy Ghost
Storey
Quebec
Charles F . Bedard
Laval University
Sherbrooke Seminary
St. James Church
Danielson
Did His Wife Have Toxenar Affecting Home Health
An ad touts a patent remedy for women’s ailments blamed on neglect. It claims symptoms such as headaches nervousness and bodily pains stem from "System Ing" and promotes Partola as an antiseptic laxative to remove poisons, restore energy, and ease constipation. Sold by druggists in 30¢ and 50¢ sizes.
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Partola
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